A long way from its original attack against the online adult industry two years ago for patent infringement on its Digital Media Transmission patents, Acacia Technologies Group has taken on two of Silicon Valley's biggest players and is once again headed to court.
Texas state Rep. Betty Brown has introduced a bill that would require filtering software to block explicit content on state-provided wireless networks at correctional facilities, state buildings and other public properties.
Eddie Wedelstedt, the Colorado-based owner of Goalie Entertainment, was arraigned in Federal District Court on Monday, along with six others, on 23 counts of racketeering, obscenity and tax evasion.
Development has begun on a mobile phone chip that will allow consumers to pick up HDTV content on their cell phone and possibly provide pay-per-view services, according to the largest producer of mobile computer chips.
The state of Texas is about to see the lights go out on scores of adult video stores if the Federal Government has its way. John K. Coil and his son, daughter and wife stand accused of tax evasion to the tune of between $2.5 million and $5 million.
In the first federal obscenity case in Texas in more than ten years involving pornography, a jury convicted a couple for selling graphic rape and torture videos from their website. The couple faces up to twenty years in prison
